The Three Furry Friends and their Multiplication Game
Questions:
5
Grade:
2
Words:
51
In a sunny forest lived three furry friends: Bunny, Raccoon, and Squirrel. They loved to find food and play a game. They multiplied the food by 3! If Bunny found 2 carrots, he had 6! If Raccoon found 1 nut, he had 3! If Squirrel found 3 acorns, he had 9! This game made them happy and full.
Question 1
How many carrots did Bunny find initially?
A
6
B
3
C
2
Explanation. The text says that Bunny found 2 carrots initially and multiplied them by 3 to have 6.
D
1
E
5
Question 2
What is the total number of nuts Raccoon had after playing the game?
A
1
B
2
C
3
Explanation. Raccoon multiplied the 1 nut he found by 3, so he had 3 nuts.
D
4
E
5
Question 3
What did Squirrel find in the forest?
A
Carrots
B
Berries
C
Nuts
D
Acorns
Explanation. The text mentions that Squirrel found acorns in the forest.
E
Apples
Question 4
Why do the furry friends like to play the multiplying game?
A
It made them tired
B
It made them scared
C
It made them sad
D
It made them bored
E
It made them happy and full
Explanation. According to the text, the multiplying game made the furry friends happy and full.
Question 5
Which animal found the highest number of food items initially?
A
Bunny
B
Raccoon
C
Squirrel
Explanation. Squirrel found 3 acorns which is the highest number of food items found initially by any of the animals.
D
The text does not specify
E
All found the same number
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